Metanomus

Buysson, 1887

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Metanomus is a of click beetles ( Elateridae) established by Buysson in 1887. As a member of the diverse Elateridae family, in this genus possess the characteristic clicking mechanism used for righting themselves when overturned. The genus is relatively poorly documented in public sources, with limited species-level information available.

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How to pronounce Metanomus: //mɛˈtænəməs//

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Taxonomic Note

The Metanomus was described by Buysson in 1887 within the click beetle Elateridae. As of current sources, the genus contains relatively few documented observations (38 records on iNaturalist), suggesting it may be either rare, understudied, or restricted in geographic range. -level and diagnostic features remain poorly characterized in accessible literature.

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